Sentence examples for which is effortless from inspiring English sources

Frankmusik looks like an oddball, and this shouldn't be a measure of his music, which is effortless and marks him out.

CD-60, he said, "has the kind of action which is effortless to play, completely predictable, completely uniform, and the way it's voiced, the sound is almost completely uniform, so that everything you are doing can be an artistic statement rather than a mechanical compensation".

It was a project, a product, which was effortless to appreciate for its ambition and aesthetics, its creative tenets; but less easy to love, given its pervasive pernicketiness and swiftly shattered suggestion of an "open world".

It is sometimes preferable to the talk, which is also effortless.

Thanks to the awards' October-to-September eligibility period, the Grammys are just getting around to Mr. Mars's 2010 debut album, which is "an effortless, fantastically polyglot record that shows him to be a careful study across a range of pop songcraft," Mr. Caramanica wrote.

Psychologists often carve thinking into two broad categories: intuitive thinking, which is fast and effortless (instantly knowing whether someone is angry or sad from the look on her face, for example); and analytic thinking, which is slower and more deliberate (and used for solving math problems and other tricky tasks).

But there's nothing bureaucratic about his populist streak or his prose style, which is breezy and almost effortless.

Conceptual design of microgripper is developed through topology optimization which is logical, authenticate and effortless among other mechanism design methods such as Mechanism synthesis, Pseudo Rigid Body Model (PRBM) and inverse method.

And their performances seemed effortless (which is how comedy should seem).

If I'm as honest as I can be, which is always the most effortless path for whatever I'm creating, then I'll have made something original.

System 1 refers to people's intuitive system, which is typically fast, automatic, effortless, implicit, and emotional.